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Logitech G305 wireless gaming mouse endures 250 hours gameplay on a single AA battery
Logitech G announced their G305 wireless gaming mouse, which lasts for 250 hours of nonstop gameplay, and that is rated and based on a single AA battery.
The G305 is powered by Logitech’s patented ‘Lightspeed’ technology, making it faster than most wired mice. The company also claims the device has 10x the staying power of previous wireless mice. Here’s the bulletpoint list of features:
- Next-gen 12,000 DPI HERO optical sensor delivers unrivaled gaming performance, accuracy and power efficiency
- Advanced LIGHTSPEED wireless gaming mouse for super-fast 1 ms response time and faster than wired performance
- Ultra-long battery life gives you up to 250 hours of continuous gaming on a single AA battery
- Lightweight mechanical design and classic shape for maximum maneuverability, durability and comfort
- Compact, portable design with convenient built-in storage for included USB wireless receiver
“Through our work Wireless has advanced to the point where esports pros are trusting our innovative technology and winning with our wireless mice. With the G305 we wanted to bring the same top-of-the-line technology to everyone.”
You’ll be able to take advantage of that 250 hours of continuous gameplay on a single AA battery on a 1ms report rate. If you drop the report rate to 8ms, the battery can last up to nine months in endurance mode. The mouse will head to retailers this June with an RRP of £51.99. / $60 / €59 It will be available in both black and white.
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#5553009 Posted on: 06/04/2018 09:06 AM
Weight flexibility and price. If you care about the lowest weight possible, you can use a lithium battery, or even a AA to AAA adapter
Why the hell is it not rechargeable ?
Weight flexibility and price. If you care about the lowest weight possible, you can use a lithium battery, or even a AA to AAA adapter
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#5553021 Posted on: 06/04/2018 10:00 AM
I used to hate Logitech products some years ago. They made joysticks that failed in a few months, keyboards with weird layouts and funky reversed F/ F-Lock keys, and mice that weren't 100 percent compatible with Windows, even with their own driver installed. But I love their mice now (haven't used any of their other products recently). I bought a cheap M510 a year ago at Wal-Mart and it works fabulously. The plastic that the side buttons are made from is brittle, like the framework of a plastic model kit but much thinner, and are actually one single piece; the one in mine broke internally after a few weeks, so I returned it. The replacement broke in the same spot after about a month, but I was able to glue and reinforce it so it works great now. I'm pretty sure if I bought a more expensive model it would be more durable, but since the repair I've had no problems, and it's been about a year. I've only just recently replaced the battery, and this is with pretty heavy daily usage. But it's very responsive and fits well in my hand and the little bumps you feel when you roll the mouse wheel have not worn out. Overall great performer, and really great range, too. I can use it from my sofa which is about 13 feet away.
I used to hate Logitech products some years ago. They made joysticks that failed in a few months, keyboards with weird layouts and funky reversed F/ F-Lock keys, and mice that weren't 100 percent compatible with Windows, even with their own driver installed. But I love their mice now (haven't used any of their other products recently). I bought a cheap M510 a year ago at Wal-Mart and it works fabulously. The plastic that the side buttons are made from is brittle, like the framework of a plastic model kit but much thinner, and are actually one single piece; the one in mine broke internally after a few weeks, so I returned it. The replacement broke in the same spot after about a month, but I was able to glue and reinforce it so it works great now. I'm pretty sure if I bought a more expensive model it would be more durable, but since the repair I've had no problems, and it's been about a year. I've only just recently replaced the battery, and this is with pretty heavy daily usage. But it's very responsive and fits well in my hand and the little bumps you feel when you roll the mouse wheel have not worn out. Overall great performer, and really great range, too. I can use it from my sofa which is about 13 feet away.
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Why the hell is it not rechargeable ?